arg!hing that wall street loves and will indeed pay up for, because arg is rare and it means the business is expanding at a faster price than it used to. we don't want dividends, we want arg. how much should it be worth? some people call it a sliver, 5.8 million shares. at the midpoint of the range gives this company a market cap of 288 million, way too small. channel adviser can grow at 22% clip, something they should be able to do easily. and at the midpoint this stock would trade at 4.4 times sales. when you look at other companies in the same space, demand, target response, sps commerce, they trade roughly 5.7 times sales. i know nosebleed, but listen up. if we assume that channel adviser deserves to trade merely in line with its peers, this stock could be worth $16.70, 20% higher than the high end of the price range but channel adviser is accelerating revenue growth so probably deserves to trade at a premium to its peers. if you can't get shares in the ipo, because i know it's goldman

arg since before the downturn. in fact, this was their third straight quarter of accelerated revenue growth. if you were a barrel in facebook, that was the lasted thing you want to see happen. which is, of course, it is the king and practically the inventor of social media. facebook couldn't have accelerated growth. they kept saying get it turns out the bears were wrong on both counts. not only did facebook's growth accelerate, not only did they do a terrific job of modernizing it, all of this happened when the company increased its investments by 56%. so can you imagine how well facebook will do when they finally get the cost structure where independents it. they will have a terrific operating leverage, maybe more than google, meaning all this revenue growth will lead to an explosion in earnings. investors are more than willing to wait for that happen. then there is mobile. it got slammed it hadn't adjusted. it hadn't anticipated how quickly people are switching from accessing the web on the desktop computers to u

specifically, arg, accelerated revenue growth. it offers solutions over the top internet retailers. did it spike so much higher? because channel adviser has growth. specifically, arg, accelerated revenue growth. it offers solutions over the top internet retailers. google, groupon, yahoo, ebay, amazon, you want to see the handiwork. go to ebay's men's clothing section. click on men's suits, notice the joseph a. bank ad, the one offering suits for $999. that's channel adviser's client. it pays them a prescription fee. at least maybe some of these deals, not sure about that. it's a true growth business. unlike hewlett packard, it needs everybody to grow. now i hope you recognize how a money loser like channel adviser can roar on the same day as a no growth money-maker like hewlett packard. it's about growth and value. it satisfies the ridiculous bipolar investment style. stick with cramer. take care of your engine and it'll go far. one way i can take care of my engine... is with one a day men's. a complete multivitamin with nutrients to help support heart health. compared to centrum me

tom arg no.. >> thanks for the proposals promotion. i can be my first lady. good tidings. i remember the library in 1988 people were worried that people in the neighborhood wouldn't be respectful of the library. we have proven that it takes a village and supported those bonds unanimously particularly building around the library. of takes the village people. that's a little different. i remember teaching at the bay view school and how challenged the parents were to provide an education for these kids and now neglected this area was and we have turned this around because of our spirituality and work ethics and pride. so god love us all. this is a beautiful beautiful building and anytime you want any help, anytime night or day, please feel free to call supervisor malia. no, you can call me. thanks. >> thank you, tom. >> so we are getting excited about coming inside, aren't we? we are almost there. once you are inside take a look at the beautiful art inside. the san francisco art commissions local artist and we are so proud that the local artist is from the bay view. his name

anthony wiener is running for the mayor of new orleans are new arg ok. people i would like the ones probably so he's a famous guy who went shirtless on twitter and whatnot and now he's running for mayor well i wish him luck good luck mr bringuier. well it's been a slightly been day on prime interest our beloved fed chairman testified in congress and talk to risk assets up a wall of worry but it's tough. to frighten the bondholders when he said to expect the unexpected but the fog was lifted in san jose when we discussed the future of the ripple current cryptocurrency network with lars that seems a mass based currency is here to stay as we attempted to break down for our sophisticated viewers and artists and me to the grim picture of too big to fail but we were never the less of what did by the aesthetic undertones too bad we can't say the same for morgan's living well and it was an enlightening finish we hope as we explore in the first while the russian oil what is a reemergence and the politics good luck mr weener just keep your shirt on this time thank

we call that arg, which remains the holy grail.ost of the internet companies i follow, indeed, most of the tech companies i follow have been hurt or almost annihilated by migration from desktop to hand-held devices. uniquely, these companies develop. i can't tell you how many times groupon used the word local. local use accounts for 45% of groupon's business. that conversion explains the bountiful business they are doing in north america. groupon made sure that everyone who listened to the call heard local business experience and solid sequential growth because and i quote we are a local company. yelp came on with real serious statistics about businesses that reached outsize gains, 8,000 by claiming a free business owner account and a 23,000 gain if you advertise, even better, the local usefulness explains how 36 percent of the company's users found businesses via their app, up from 25% a year ago. that's how you get local revenues up. these are remarkable numbers. they're a testament how yelp is suited to the mobile model. more im

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even before that, consumer hack it is some was deeply political arg appeared in my book i call consumer activism in american political tradition. largely unknown, but if you look, you see this as one of the most consistent threats or political activity. boycotts have two fundamental ideas. one is economic and the other is enemies and these are often related. one aspect of the boycott is to economically harmed those dealing with the boycotts via something wrong or immoral. so in the example of the appellation is was to economically harms slaveowners. but if it wasn't to harm the economy as a whole because the abolitionists believed in these free-market ideas that if you give people incentives to do other things that they will do it. if you give slaveowners and incentives to hire other labor, free labor, but do it. consumers an incentive to buy free labor goods, they will do it and therefore this won't harm the economy. in fact, they argue will be a good thing because you'd have more wage earners in the economy, more money in the economy and in turn buy more goods and so forth. in general

. >> well, delta now, 90% of our customers check in online on arge extra.e app or on -- >> we will notor that. >> what about these who go through these elaborate -- >> well, there's several business models in our industry and that's a free market. so carriers like spirit that charge for everything and full service carriers like delta that have premium products and are there to cater not just to business travelers -- >> neil: you have fees, switching -- upped it to $200. >> put the aaa data is telling. if you go back to 2000, the year 2000, and you compare real air fares and fees today with 2000, we're down 10%. >> neil: i think i remember that. it was more expensive to fly but out in it's gotten to be so nickel and diming, is it because you have the idea if we rate the price and include all of this stuff to reflect that. people won't buy it bus the headline capture is that ticket prices -- >> actually, the consumers want choice. what we find is consumers want choice, whether they're buying hotels or rent-a-cars or laptops. consumers want choice. so, we have unbundled our product, and g

is the fact that if you believe in free markets, that's racist when, in fact, you could arrange the argee, that you believe dependence and big government is what the answers are. >> kimberly: didn't you get the memo for the new american, winning and dodge ball are bad. that's the thing. you get penalized for trying to create wealth for your family to leave to your children, to try to be an entrepreneur. this is exactly against all the free market principles. in obama care why are we rewarding failure and giving the government this kind of undertaking and the irs. >> bob: the free market was taking this country into the ditch and over the hill. >> >> greg: when? when did we have it? we had free market medicine in the '90s, no. in the '80s, no. >> bob: excuse me. we distribute hav did not have n the '90s? >> dana: are you making an attack on free markets in general? >> bob: no. the insurance countries. >> dana: can i make another prediction? >> bob: yes. >> dana: as this experiment continues to fail, the excuse for why it is failing will also guarantee from the left it will be because of r

arg. what does apple have next? what does apple have to compare with google? what do they got? what's going on at apple that can move the needle? not sure. i don't know. i can't say. it beats me. one thing we do know is apple keeps beating the earnings estimates, falling far sure. wall street presumes they will miss the next quarter, too, unlike google, there are no issues that we know can help them beat or meet the estimates. there is a growing potential that apple's earnings might be lower next year than this year, very different from google, which may gree to 18% next year. as earnings shrinkage is only something i expect with coal or iron companies. somehow you don't want to be in that cohort. of course, apple pays half the dividends. there would u could be down 50 points. the dividend like apple is a double-edged sword. someone on twitter asked me if i thought google should pay a dividend? goodness, no. i want all these fabulous opportunities so it can grow them and accelerate erevenue growth from here. you want to keep the money in the business when the growth is in front

cat-and-mouse game between insurers and payors like medicare where they keep lopping on higher and higher argesand then they charge more. so they all have their own cost basis that they use, and that's what you see in the wide disparity. none of these numbers have any relationship to reality. >> brown: in your reporting, i saw they responded in variousç ways. some are teaching hospitals. some are working with, i guess, poorer populations so there was that response at least to the numbers today. >> right. there is some justification for variation for the exact, for the exact reasons that you said. so you couldee variations of, say, one to two times what the average payment might be. but on average, what we were seeing nationally when we crunched the data was aç four o five fold increase above the average. when we asked ex-pers like the official at medicare that we interviewed, they have no clue as to why there's such a wide variation. >> brown: as we said, the government, medicare and insurers, they negotiate their own prices. so theyre not actually ying thkin of numbers that come out in this,

th arg it would quash innovation and open systems to hackers.ident of south korea told the u.s. congress today that north korea must be rid of nuclear weapons. president park geun-hye was greeted with a long ovation as she entered the house of representatives. she paid tribute to u.s. veterans of the korean war, and singled out four congressmen who served there. but her main message to the lawmakers was that a nuclear- armed north korea is unacceptable. >> the leadership in pyongyang must make no mistake. security does not come from nuclear weapons. security comes when the lives of its people are improved. it comes when people are free to pursue their happiness. >> sreenivasan: this was park's first overseas trip since taking power in february. former south carolina governor mark sanford is headed back to congress, four years after he plunged into political disgrace. the republican beat democrat elizabeth colbert-busch in a special election tuesday, winning a seat he held for three terms in the 1990s. last night, after winning 54 percent of the

steven spielberg filmed "lincoln," 100% in virginia, and "arg o" filmed in virginia, and last year waskillingreat place to film, got it all >> governors are going to california in saying, hey, look, we can do better than california, come over to my state, and it's a friendly environment for you. specifically, when you met with people in california, what did you tell them that you got on offer from the state of virginia? >> well, i traveled with governor of utah together because utah and virginia are the two topped rank states in forbes magazine. our message was simple. look, california is a great state, a lot to offer, but looking for opportunities to expand or want to be in another venue, like the tax climate in the state, we'd be glad to have you. we talked to the film industry in particular for me, but we also talked to people in the high-tech industry, the aerospace industry, core competencies and strengths in virginia, traveled with the senior editor singing the prizes of virginia and utah, and it just gave people another perspective, with some of the tax policy, recently in california,

. >> san francisco police are investigating how a wom was arged en sum of money to a man on a datingde in san francisco. that woman is living in the 2600 block of 39 avenue and reported the theft to police earlier this month. she said she was talking to a man on a dating website who said he was a cruise ship employee was recently injured in a terrorist attack in dubai. the man told a woman the money for medical bills and asked her to loan him money, which she did by sending several wire transfers. the woman became suspicious when he continue to ask for more money. that is when she reported the situation to police. >> we're now four days away from this year's bay to breakers, brought to you by credit suisse. you watch it right here, may 19th at 8:00 a.m.. bay to breakers, happening on sunday. we will see you then. the time is 5454. >> we definitely have cooler weather in the forecast today. the warmest inland spots climb into the seventies. showers in the forecast as we head into tomorrow. more details on what to expect coming up in just a couple of minutes. james. >> thank you erica.

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arg argentina and venezuela. they are saying the sales forecast will be lowered.r. >> yeah, so hide takes a hit. what's interesting is the revenues and conference conventions. that was weak. now the company is pinning part of that on easter. what's interesting is that is a variable that differentiating the companies for the rivals. marriott, very much so. >> they are just hitting it out of the park in the company. i just joined twitter, as carl mentioned. you can tweet me now to join the conversation. we'll be back with more during street signs. meantime, coming up next, hailing a cab is now a reality. e-hailing app is going live in new york city. we are live with all the details right after this. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ from td ameritrade. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be ri

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